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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-29

- Bon ben traurisen 6oleen zines
f9le6ten Sder3es ipirb aus 6amburg
beri1tet: Dor einigen Sagen erf9ien
bel einsm in ber NiebernftraBe tpobnens
ben 9ii6lergeiellen elm angebli9er
8ote zines biefgen 2otterie.g .golIecteurs
uno tbeitie benz @eiellen nit, baB It
Elm N6tel bes groBen Qooies eenonnen
babe. Der $ii1lergelelle mar begreifs
lider Meife auBer fidb Dor Grsube, nas
mentli6 oa er cine frante Mlutter sll
erndbren bat. Gofort begab CT fi1 gum
Collector, um bas GeIo in gmpfang 5u
nebmen, trfubr aber bort, baB CT anges
fiibrt fein mdffe, ba feline Summer gar
ni6t geSogen Tel. Wie ii9 binterber
berausiiellte, batten fi1 einige vGreuns
be" ben fbleften S6er; nit ibm &c.
madt. Der arme Weni6 mar in 6oIge
Der berben Sauiduns gang bon Sins
men. gr irrie mebrere 3ase uno NddIe
in ben Stroben umber. Bis man i'm
zines Wforgens in ber OberaIten.g glllee
feitbielt. Da fein @eiif sdnali9 um.
naGtet 3u ieiH f9ien. erfolgte feline ue.
berfiibrung In bic Srrenanitalt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-29
su fiaOen seweien iein. aber e fraote

su finben gemeien fein. Nber es fra9te
Niemanb mebr nod Numn1er 841.
unb aud ni6t mad 845, neben ber
i'm SDbtenregiiter ber Same beg 99neis
bermeifers 2eKen ftanb.
Der einaise, oer fidb @retens nod ct.
inHerte, mar A6plpb W6rler. St ge'
ba9te ibrer in eriter 3eit nit berbem
S9mer5e. bann nit miloer Srauer
unb fd]lieBli@ MIR mod bin unb tple5er
NIT einem tuebmiitbig freunbli6en &C.
ftble.
Die 3ebenoen bebielten &e9t. unb
fie batten &e1t, ben Shlummelr bee
arlnen Wfdbhens, bas fie in ben biirreu
eanb bon Salborf eiasei@arrt batteu,
ni9t mebr 3u ffDren.
Sin 9iisel gu ben iibrigen, bem on.
oere 1iA anreiben; uno elner pie Der
anbere! unb unter iebem Elm gewefener
Wtenf9, ber gelebt unD gelitten bat, Der
geforben unb bergefen iff.
Nud iiber @retens Grab rauI1te bic
Welle Der groBadbtil9en GIutbunJ
lieblos 6abin, gerabe uie iiber aaes
Mnbere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-29

Milbelm fi6 felt einem Monate aarta Be-
beuteno gebefert babe. Die 8eiduer.
ben beim Atbmen unb e6luden ieieu
pollfdnoig gei9munben un5 bic Quss
lt9t auf b0atge Wiebergeneiung iei cine
febr CUTE.
= Ser nit 8aumipolle belabene
Dampfer nMer9ant prins", ber bon
Galpeiton nod Bremen fubr, fam bort
nit brennen6er 2a6ung an. Gis iest
tpurben 1000 8alen ausgeiaben, DON
benen $50 bur6 Geuer, bic iibrigen burd)
Waiier f1wer bef9doigt tparen. Die
gsfammte iibrise 2abumg tpirb in dbnlis
der Weiie bei9doigt fein. Gin an6erer
Gaumtpoa Dampfer, ber st. s. Mats
tbews" .Don Stem Orleans, Der mad, Ges
pal beifimmt mar, 1T In ber gedbe BON
Ropenbagen auf ben 5tranb gerathen.
: Wie colof1al unperf9dmt bic gng.
ldnber balbeiDiliiirten 86lter gegeniiber
auf3utreten pflesen. seist ein 8Orfaa,
oer li9 tiir5li9 auf Der SnfeI Mabagass
car ereignete. Gin @ngldnbel, Der
nGeneral Willougbbp fungirte bort als
3riegsminiiter Der 6oba Neaieruna.
5n oieier giseui6aft unteri9lug er ibm
oanertraute. @eber unb Durbe in
Golge beRen perurtbeilt uno eingelperrt.
Sagegen proteftirte nun Der britiide
Gonful auf Waoagascar, ba WiGouqbbn
britil9er untertban fei. Die 6opa
Negierung Deigerte fi1 iebo1 energilf,
ibn fret an lafen, uno ertldrte, bab he
f1 bas &e9t nid)t nebmen lafIe, bic
@ontroIe tiber ibre eigeuen IaaelfeQteu
aus3uiben.
= Gin peri0nli9er Greuno beg un.
8arif@en premierminiiters Sissa f6reibt
on ben sytem3et": rOie leitenoen Set
iter Der beutffen Irmee iiao entidieoen
filr ben &rieg nit &uBIanb, Inn ben
ruffif6en pldneu elm 3ieI au iebem.
8Ismard 1T ieood fiir Bic grbaltuna
bes Griebens".
- Der papit bat swei frana0fl1en
@enerdlen gegeniiber, bic ibm ihre
@liidwuufde gu feinem SubilGam bar,
bra6ten, iein Beoauern bariiber aedu.
Bert, baB es feine pdphl9e Nrmee mebr
gdbe. gr boffe iebo9, baIo wieber BON
elmer iol9en umgeben gu iein. Qlns
tnipfenb OIL oas Subildumssef9enf biez
ier Selcgaten elm nit Dlamanten be-
iestes gcloenes S9reibaeug] iagte Der
papf, er bofie es gum eriten Male su
benuBen, iueHn ct bic &eorganiiationss
urfun5e eines neuen pdpfliGen 0eeres
nntersei9ne. [Wenn ibm ba llur bic
3eit nift lang tpirb!
- Nllgemeine gntriiliune bat es Ell,
regt, oaB @labfone Bel ieiner @id.
febr nod 2onbon BON elmer burd) bic
@onierbatipen aufgebebten 0Oltsmsnse
NIT S9neebaHea beDorfen lpurbe.
Selblt Die ibm teinesmees lpoblmollenbe
gSimes" fagt: nDas 9llter unb bic
Wergangenbeit @labfoHes io(te ibn por
berartigeu augriffen fdhben!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-29
Gin WortfpieI.

Sapbir mar uniireitig Der srBbte
Wteilter oes Bortipiels, aber tein Maun
ber WiiieniGoft. ginF tuuroe ct mad,
oem etpmOIogii6en llriprumg ber Worte
Niemanb un6 Semanb gefragt. ct Be-
gann iogleid nit beiben Wosten au
ipielen unb fagte: rDieie Musoriide
beripe9ieln fortwdbrenb lire 8ebeus
tung. Grdst man 3. 9. einen Mann
Won mem baben Sic biele Stanbalae.
ihi9tes unb er fast: Bon .Semanb =
10 beiBt bies: Bon Niemane! - ssrdat
man Elm iuuges Mdb@en: Nn mas benz
ten @ies nno iie faat: Mn Niemanb =
10 oeuft iie an Semanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-29
stHeuetuertb! /!

Serr IS. S @torean, elm aaufmann in 9ate
Gitb, 5loriDa, bate fib cine beftise Grfdituns
suseaosen, bic bon einem audlenoen Suiten Be,
sleitet tuar uno gang ben anf@ein oer erfen
Sdminbfudts Sbmptome borbot. Ct ner.
futte cine Menge iosenannter pOpularer gu.
iienmebirineu, alIein Das llsbeI berlhlimmerte
fi@ bon Gag tu Gage. CT maserte ftdtlid ab,
bate Atbembsfameroen unb fonuie ni9t insbr
f9lafen Sdliebli@ berlu@te ct Dr. atnss
vaeue Gntbed ing aesen SdUinoiudt4 uno
fanb fofort erIeidteruns. Nadbem er Elm
savsi sr uuanS,a sO oeIaaS nnp sSs ebel a e I'D 5
aud fpdter nidt nieoer eta. Rein anberes
@tttsl tann zine lold Ianse 2tFe bon selunse.
men sfuren aufpeifen, nie Or. Sings v1eue
@ntbe6uns sesen G9binbfudt" Der Grfolg
biefer Mebiein ipirb 9arantirt.
Yrobeaafden fret in ber Npoibefe bon u.
DretB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-29
OibIp m atif

Mutter, bab's saIsfah'l auf bic
biaelte Wdf@ ms'i9att't.
so ffreif g bait tuieber poriidti'
nei'. uns'l6idter 8ua!
Wfutter, tDenn ma 9 Gala auss
i@itt', tbut bas net n 8erbruB bebeu=
ien9
50. 9 Is allemaI nod 70 fommeu.
4ber, Mutter. tpenn man fein 5ala-
toni umi9dtt', nadber eiebt's fein
8erbruB2
yfein, tparum benn auas
yta, is fdon redt, Wsutter, ibau, /
bob ia gar net 9 Gal3faKI, ionoern
9 Sintenglas'l auf b Wdib s'i1utt' |!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-29
Rered,nenpe glteeertradltiafeit.

Wenn Gu 5u Deiuem Npotbeter sebft
I'm cine Glai9e bon 9 m mons 81
Ders Regulator 5u taufen unb er
bittet Dir na@sema6teu nit dbnlid
flingenbem Namen ON unb iast, bas III
oahelbe. ober gerabe 10 gut, bann frage
ihn bod, tuarum er Dir nift bic eHte
Mr3nei in lueibem umf6lnee nit aufge.
brudtem, groBen. rotben 3, bereitet BON
5. 8. 3eilen G 60. giebi. Der eia3ige
3msd, ben fol6 elm Sdnoler babel ba.
ben faHn, III Der, baB er bur1 ben Der.
fauf zines moblfeilen na6gemaGten Nr.
tifsis, Del6er Dir enti6ieben i6aben
mag, 25 @ts. srtra perbient.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-29
6eraens 10 unfh.

Sn elmer Menagerie rei9t bet W1r.
ter benz 26wen ein sroBes Stdd 6Ieif1
in ben Gdfig.
S6ufteriunge: . mel, wenn i'd
nur aud 10, eiue QultelIung aIs 96me
betommen t6ant'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-29

Die 8erliner vpoa~ per6ffent.
li6t Elm Ssle8ramm aus Wien, in mel.
dem mitgetbeilt ruirb, baB Giirff 60.
bonoif. Der rufRide @eianote am Wie.
ner 9ofe. benz @rafen 2aluofp pers
iid5ert babe, BOB &uBlanbs politit cine
bnr9aus friebliGe iei unb baB bic 3us
fammen3iebuno ruiiii6er 8ruppsn an
Der galieif6en @ren3e nidt als cine
Grieoeusif6runs auf3ufaifen ieien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-29
Cine neue Quffqliuno.

" !" 7 !" 7 " " b
Was iagen Sic su benz grfolg mel.
neg Stides, iagte fiirsli6 elm ielbitge.
tdliger Sraueri@want= Didter su einem
Sbeater= Direftor, baben sic bic Ser.
borrufe seb6ri?
Sd babe seb6rt, baB iiart sesii@t
murOe, entgesnete 6er aufri@tige Dis
rettor.
@e3ii6t?-ld@elte Der pbiloiopbii6s
Oidter, = ilennen Sic oas 3ifden,
wenn bic 9eute ,pn. pf!" MAIDEN,
neil fie wollen, 6aB i9 erI9eine?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-29
sani a(etdl 8ahid. Ser Wo

Saoi stetG 8aoid. Ser Barrier
pJigaro" beri9tet iiber ben 0ornan,en
Garuot's, bes neuen Yr1iibenten Der
frans6iii6en &epublit, Saoi, baB bic.
ier Orientaliiden llriprunges fei. Sabi
ober Saabi. 1T beHelben Stammes,
ME 6as beb,difde Zedek, sers6t, bas
i'm Orient in ben bsrfdiebeniien Ssor.
men Saoef, Sabot, 3abi9 u.i.ip. bor.
fcmmt. Sabi 1T aud Der Name zines
periiiden Ol9ters, oeRen ,&oienlieb"
Der @roBobeim @arnOt's ins Grau,6li.
fde iiberiebt batte. Dieter mar iein
8atbe uub baBte als ifrenger Aeuolu.
tiondr ole 0eiligennamen bes SaIen.
oers. 5aoi beiBt alio Der @ere6te.
Der prdIibent fsbte ben 8ornamen tets
ieinem @ef6ledtsnamen bel, um fid
oaour9 bon ieinem nod Iebenben 0a.
tet gu uuterfbeioeH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-29
9inblid d.

.Wlutter, baben bic Slide feline 9aa.
ien2" Rein" vNber no triegen he
benn ben Sdnupfen?" DSie friegen
gar feinen." nOann brau9en iie tpobl
gar feline Sai6entii9er?" .g1eina /.
p9l6, bic baben es gut.d
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-29

s6r gei ben 8ebr. Griser
246 Commerce SiraBe, finbet man cine
bor5iigli9e auspahl bon SumeIen alIer
Irt. Siamanten, ubren, Silber.@aas
ren &C. gu mdBisen preiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-29

DreB &obes unS Sadets
lebter Mobe, ioeben eineetroHen bel
Uoung & MrnoIb.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30
10000 HANKS ALL WOOL YARN CENTS EACH
COMFORTABLES.

4ec Guys a simple bed comfort
worth % cents.
o8c buys q large bed comfort
worth S1.5O.
S1.18 buys a full sized bed COM
fort, cheap at Sits.
S1.60 buys a nice bed comfort,
worth S2.25.
$500 buys a fine bed comfort,
others ask S2.75.
$3.50 buys an extra fine comfort
competitors price $3.50.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

sit never rains but it pours." Representa-
tives Of the biggest thing that we know of,
at least of concern the like of which in
magnitude and capital invested there is moth
ing to compare TO it in the west, and who
have been in Wichita several days. concluded
last evening that they had seen enough and
here they would open out as soon as they
could secure the necessary lands. As there
is no bonus of any character involved when
the site upon which they have settled is Sc
cured and the matter is announced wichita's
eyes will open wider than they ever did
And you won't have to wait long Remem-
bari
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Mr.. o. j. Gould, local reporter on the Ar
kansas City Republican Traveller, called last
evening. He informs US that their police
made big haul, night before last, of house
breaker in the person of suspicion d color
ed man in whose rooms and trunks were
found jewelry, watches, diamonds, ETC., to
the amount of hundreds Of dollars, together
with cards and letters which showed he had
been operating in all of the cities of the
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Mrs. William Winch returned Friday from
her visit to old home and friends at Stutgerat,
Germany. Her trip was one Of constant
surprises and delights. She was glad to get
home, but sorry to leave her old home and
friends.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Yesterday forenoon fire was started in
some way among the dry weeds and grasses
upon vacant lot. on North Main street,
above Tenth The department was called
out and the flames extinguished after quite
large space had been burnt.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Yesterday in the district court Mcbride
VS.. the Lombard Mortgage Company, a suit
to have money applied to payment of an
other note than the one to which it was APP
nlaintitf
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30
reayenent.

Geo. W. Bartholomew and o. +. Hoffman
went up to Patterson Lake Friday on hunt.
Before getting there dozen couple dozen
guineas belong to lady, who with a broom
in hand made them pay for their fun. The
boys claim they thought they had struck
some prairie chickens.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

% cents buys fancy chnee thinning have worth
IS cent to $3.50
cents buys dozen buttons gross worth 10 TO Is
90 cents buys unlaunded back Waurng
muslin, worth rs
500 cloa ngHnarkets short chidrens kilt SUITS very
New line or tCDOggans,
Underwear arriving
ton -
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

VIM. Shup of Newton, Ill, who has been
spending few days with his son in Ness
City, said he could not think of going
home without taking at least hasty
glance at the wonder of the Nineteenth
century, Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Merchant Policeman Dobson has returned
to the city from his trip to Indiana. While
there his only daughter, Evaline, bright
girl 16years of age, died of typhoid pneumo-
MIA after a short illness. His many friends in
the city sympathize with him in his deep be-
reayement.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Our salesman will call on the retail dealers
during the coming week, and trust they will
patronize us literally. Should he not seeyou
please call at our office and examine our sam
Piles. We will welcome you and offer you
liberal inducements The Wichita Boot and
Shoe Mfg. Co., room Is, Getto block. al 1t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

DR.. A. w. Davis, the east Douglas avenue
druggist, returned yesterday from pleas
ant trip to his old home in New Hampshire
He says that the fame Of Wichita has reach
ed that country, and that many are prepar
ing to come here this fall
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Lovers of art will be given an opportunity
to see some Of the work of Miss Alice B.
Love at her studio room 10, Biting block,
on Monday afternoon next. She will give
an art reception from to p. M, to which
all her friends and the public are cordially
invited See advertisement.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Fourteen teachers were in attendance at
the county examination yesterday. The ex-
amining board consisted of Professors Naylor,
Shull and Pence.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30
SHAWLS, SKIRTS. ETC.

Sc cents buys nice hair line shawl good SIZE cheap
500 buys all wool fancy shawl large sze
$3.50 buys elegant Persian shawl competition
S1e8 buys all wool beaver shawl, worth s2.75
S23 buys all wool fancy everybody you $500
SO cents buys elegant muff you equal $500
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Preparations ar being made for a concert
to be given at the First..M. Z. church at an
early date by the ladies of the Wichita
school of music assisted by the best local
talent obtainable. The ability of Miss
Hamblin and Mrs Crawford and the sue
cess that has in the past attended musical
entertainments given by them are assur-
ances that this their latest effort will also
be successful
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following are the transfers Of rea
estate fled In the Recorders Office yester
day:
J G Sampson to q 81 Fortner lots IS IS
80 Mead ave Ransom & Kay's add. $ As;
Robert T Coglin to VIM Gaylord lots
314 316 Simmons ave Richmond 2dad 1e(
A W Bell to VIM Keisling lot l Salun
st Salun's sub. 20(
Alvin " ilsoa to E Spencer lots 26 IS
Mona ave Massman's I'd add w $500
CIV Jacobs TO VIM A White, lots 1873
81, blk GA" University Place add zoe
Clennie s Neal to Alex McCullack, lots
10, liz, ia Washington ave Fit Scot
add .--...... ..................... 100C
2 T Green to Laura Silver, lots 90,
90. "a, 90 Fannie ave Lincoln st add 1900
Gardner Work to Adah Y Work, land
in sec Ii, twp %, l e...... 6Gf
Gardner Work to Adah Y Work, part
of lot 80, Zimmerlys add .. COG
Frank Williams to John Mexican, lots
IS, 20 blk l, Wabash ave. . 1905
Henry W Lawrence to NJ II Baker, lot
il, Orchard st, Kaiser's add ..... $500
B Levi to VIM Levi, part of lots 6 and
s, Cannon st, Hilton's add. land lots
l66, 16S. 1S5, 1S7, Mead ave, Ransom
81 Kay's add.
G W Clement jr to Boston Land Co
part Of ne or sec 4 twp q e.. :. 10000
blk Is Orchard Grove ad .. 500
Chas z Gipson to B Wilson lots SO 81
Mosley ave Ransom 81 Kay's I'd ad. 1000
II z Eortner to M N Moore lot IL EN-
poria ave Engtishe's 9Th ad, and lots
Al 43 As AZ blk o So University Place
ad, and lots sc 50 30 Mead ave Ran
som & Kays ad. Observation-Disclosures. 1850
Chas w ShoIes to Emma G Mcgowan
lots IS, 40, Douglas ave, Park Place
add .................... 1900
Chas Henick to A G Ritz lots &C 6S blk
8, Carey Park. ...................... 1900
Geo johnson to Allie B Coffey lot %,
Riverview ave, Lakeside add. . $500
J x Kennon to o p Bailey lots 50, 81,
Ida axe, McCorrnick,s add. ...... 1900
Horatio L Craven to Jas Osburn, re-
serve &C." Topeka ave, Southern
auu. Jul
Laretta Clifford ct al to g. Williams
ct al, lots and II, Senaca st, Mar
tinson's add. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
w w Hays to Willis Myers, lot z, biz
IA, and half interest in lots IL and -.
blk IA, Cheney. ....... 400
Lydia G Rhodes 70 Andrew S Nelson,
lots 1876, 1SS and 140, Strong ave,
Logan's add NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

The Wichita Mining and Investment COM
pany yesterday signed the contract with Mr..
j. C. Tennent for sinking gas well No. g. The
well will be put down $500 feet. Work will
commence in a few days.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

The county commissioners visited the jail
yesterday and one member stated it was III
bad condition Arrangements are being
made for fixing it up for the winter.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Madam F. Blanc, recently Of Chicago. has
opened at northwest corner of Waco and
Douglas avenue, an establishment for reno
waiting, cleansing and repairing gentlemen's
clothing. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
14l-Sta
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Walter III. Mundell, of the Garnet Jour
nal who is delegate to the Y. NJ c. A, ex-
tended fraternal hand to the EAGLE force
Yesterday
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Judge S. l.. Barrett leaves this morning
for Hamilton county, where he goes to locate
some large land claims. He will be absent
several days.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Fletcher 6 Hibarger have decided to enter
into the storage and commission busin.s IS.
They viii occupy the building of Mr. William
Fletcher on South Fifth avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

The following students entered the South
western Business college during the week:
VIM. Hartman, Thomas Pearce, Charles
Griffenstein, Nicholas Hermes, Jean Ander-
son, Frank Newson, Chas. Morrison, Wichita
Henry Masbacher, Overton, Pa; VIM. Ger
Der, Mrs. VIM. Gerber, Fremont, Mich. ;
Richard Guest, Valley Center; s. c. Pitcher,
Peabody; Oak Newson, Sunny Dale.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Ireland. Of Wash
burn, ILL.,, have been visiting their cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. S. c. Ireland, of Gal North
Waco avenue
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

H. c. Root, ESQ, one Of Topeka's bright
attorneys, who is attending the Y. M. c. A,
made us call yesterday. Mr.. Root says as
Topeka there is no denying the greatness
of Wichita nor the magnitude Of her bust
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Information has been received in the city
of the recent sudden death of Lee Walker, a
young man quite well known in this city, at
his home in Philadelphia.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Drs. Creditor and Buckwalter invites the
public to call on them at the Wichita Dental
Institute when in need of good dental work
They are prepared to do all kinds of dental
work and endeavor to please the public. 2o9
n. Main. dl41-1t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Judge Billings, Of Marion Center, one of
the Oldest men in the state, who is attending
the y. n. C. A, called yesterday. Judge
Billings said he knew that tue Peerless
Princess must be great town, but to find
metropolitan city, full fedged and grand in
all her proportions ard interests, nearly took
his breath
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

That new store of T. L. Fox & Son is at
tracing much attention because of the big
bargains offered in good goods. 141-lt
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

The art department of the Wichita Uni
versity will have its opening reception on to-
morrow afternoon from to O'Clock Room
No. 10, Biting block.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

The Wichita Boot and Shoe Manufacturing
Co. are ready for business and are prepared
to take orders for goods. They have en- office
In the Getto block.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Chancellor Everest, of the Garfield Univer-
sity, went up to Topeka yesterday to lecture
in representatives. hall before the State
Scientific association.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

j. c. Marie, an old time citizen of Clear
water has taken charge Of the Ross Avenue
Hotel at that place and we are satisfied the
travelling public will be furnished first-class
accommodations
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Mr.. L. Cunningham, Of Charles City,
Iowa, who was on visit to his daughter,
Mrs. s. c. Ireland, of our city, died at $50
p. M, October 2Sth, of pneumonia. Mrs.
Cunningham returns to Iowa with her dead
husband
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Miss J. r Seeley and NJ. NJ. Douthit, of
Sterling, delegates to the auxiliary of the Y.
n. C. A, accompanied by E. E. Talbot, made
the EAGLE pleasant call last evening.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Marriage license was yesterday issued by
Judge Thomas, of the probate court, to j.
w. Logan. of Wichita, and May Nichols, Of
Fort Scott.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs NJ. L. Smith of Hutchinson,
Kansas, snd Mrs. R. A. Smith of Shelby
vile, KY, spent the day with Mrs. ]. T.
Holmes Friday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

The Wichita Boot and Shoe Mfg Co. are
now ready for business, and have located
their office in 'Getto block, room No. 49,"
where they will be pleased to see their friends
and any trade coming to the city. al 1t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Mrs. Taugney Thursday evening enter
tanned number Of friends at her residence
on Pennsylvania avenue, in honor of her
niece, Miss Williams, of Texas, now visit
inc bar
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

A surprise party was given Elder Revely
Thursday highs. Twenty-six of his friends
gathered at his home spent the evening
pleasantly and left many handsome pres
entc
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

J. Barrlck, formerly coal dealer OF Blue
Mound, Ill, now with c. Salisbury, win
handle coal at the old stand, 702 East Doug
las. telephone 107. See their ad. in the Want
column.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

No place like the new store OF T. L. Fox
& Son, $50 N. Main St., for new goods cheap.
IL
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

25 imported dress patterns, lovely checks,
plaids and combinations put on sale Monday
morning by T. L Fox & Son at 81 so to
50 9S. Each and every one worth 25per cent
more. 141 1t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Phillips & Crane have removed to room 2,
Richland block, 400 East Douglas. 14l-1t*
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

WiAAam SIrceI Livery DAHL
j. F. Denny, proprietor. First class board
ing and livery stable. Boarding drivers a
speciality. 14l6*
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

Friday morning woman with a small
child stepped into dressmaking establish
ment on South Main street She asked to
leave the baby there for short time when
she would return. She was granted the
privilege but, strange as it may seem has
never returned. The infant will probably
be given to the county for care.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30
William Street Livery Barn,

Fox's new store for bargains, $50 N. Mair
ST. l41 1t
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Citizens Please Repiste,

Citizens Please Register
Your orders at the Wichita Stove Repair
Shops, l12 and ia east Elm St, 515 and COZ
n. Main st. T. MUNRO, Prop.
d141-aod3t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

See Fox's imported dress patterns 25 per
,ent under value. -I41 1t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

The following are the transfers Of real
estate filed In the Recorders Office yester-
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

OEo Buys fancy broken plaid suittng. q
LOC. prices elsewhere 4Oc.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-30

OGo Buys a fancy serge suiting 36-inch,
ZOO. shades, worth As cents